Zecc Architects have supervised the transformation with a great attention to light, space and functionality. Due to its location and historic significance, the building is registered as a municipal monument.

is it really church? looks like house for freak millionaire who considers himself a saint.. IMHO

Mar 24th, 2011

jaKE

it was a church, then converted into a home

Mar 25th, 2011

Ron

there are so many things I wouldn’t feel comfortable doing in that house 0_0

Mar 25th, 2011

Truthiness

I’ve been imagining turning a church into a house for a few years now. This one is much different than what I’ve been imagining. The wide open space to be turned into smaller, yet still open spaces seems very appealing to me.

That’s great
I’ve always dream to see a church used differently.
Cause the building offers so many ways of fitting.
Good good good

Mar 25th, 2011

Rose

Is a bit too sparse for me. The character of the Church could have been put to better use.

Mar 25th, 2011

Fredrik

Check out the nose-picking painting in what to looks like the kitchen. ;-)

Mar 25th, 2011

Bart

Perhaps somewhat silly, but how do you heat a place that’s 14 meters high on the inside and is one big room actually? I also reckon the original stained windows are not as insulating as modern ones… just some thoughts!

@Bart I was thinking the same thing. Its an original thought. Nice, but a little scary for me

Mar 25th, 2011

PauL B

What an amazing house!just a pity it’s a church..I’m not emo or anything, i just don’t have the “faith” ha ha

Mar 25th, 2011

Eve

Is earth already too crowded that God has to find his own place now or God abandoned these people?

Mar 25th, 2011

Ross

looks like a good place for an orgy.

Mar 25th, 2011

woops

A center of worship turned into… a house.

Huge loss of significance there.

Mar 25th, 2011

Yui

sadly it was turned into a not so functional house…it feels empty and sparse, not the way churches feel. However, I think the idea is great, there are many churches for sale in my area and it’s nicer if they are used than abandoned and derelict.

Mar 25th, 2011

Math

Nicolas, there’s a church in Québec city that is now a circus school. Its the perfect building for that kind of school!!

Mar 25th, 2011

Meri

Pity – looks as though white paint was sprayed or brushed over most finer surfaces. Doesn’t appear to be a very creative use of the materials or space.

Mar 29th, 2011

SS

Just like Ira Levin’s play “Cantorial”, minus the synagogue factor.

Mar 30th, 2011

Andrea

While some beauty exists in the simplicity of the design, I find it somehow saddening. Churches at their best are places of bustling life, and communing. If church buildings are abandoned, why not turn them into something a whole community can use? How bout neighborhood meals, art events, space for yoga classes? I think that would be the best way to honor a sacred space.